Nervous system diagnosis

In the assignment, you will take on the role of a teacher, exploring the world of a nervous system diagnosis and present your lesson in a recorded presentation. You will pick a diagnosis, research it, and then share your findings. This is not about gathering information; it’s your chance to critically think about how this diagnosis affects people and to aid your understanding of it. Your insights can spark curiosity and lead to a deeper appreciation of the topic, which will include the diagnosis’s symptoms, causes/etiologies, diagnostic tools, and potential treatment options. To assess your audience’s understanding of the content, you will conclude the lesson by developing three multiple-choice questions (MCQ) with rationales. Assignment Requirements/Outline: Topic You will choose a nervous system diagnosis (e.g., multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy, etc.). Presentation (50 points) Content (30 points): Overview of the diagnosis, including etiology, signs/symptoms, and diagnostic tools, and treatment options Visuals (10 points): Use visual aids, such as diagrams, flowcharts, and images that enhances the learner’s experience and understanding of the diagnosis. For example, SmartArt could help you illustrate this component. Organization (10 points): The flow of the presentation has smooth transitions, and the use of images, background, and fonts are not distracting or make the content difficult to view. Multiple-Choice Questions (10 points) Questions (5 points): Create three multiple-choice questions that are relevant to your topic that could enhance the learner’s experience. Rationale (5 points): Provide an explanation for the correct answer and why any of the distractors or incorrect answers are wrong. Embedded PowerPoint Audio (10 points) Narration: Use the embedded PowerPoint audio function to narrate each slide. The presentation needs to be between 5 to 10 minutes. References (10 points) Include at least three authoritative sources (e.g. DeVry Library, Google Scholar, etc.) that are in APA format. This needs to be included on the last slide of your PowerPoint.